Sigh.
Friday, August 30, 2013
Thursday, August 29, 2013
Action Pants!
This is, by far, the funniest thing I've seen lately.
(And, truth be told, Action Pants would make a pretty bad-ass nickname.)
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Something that will just never, ever ring my bell
Men in flip-flops.
I know that's a double standard because I, myself, wear flip-flops a lot.
But I also take care of my feet. And I have my toenails painted. And I don't show my feet until they're showable.
Man feet are a mixed bag. Most of the time, they're not... good.
Am I alone in this?
I know that's a double standard because I, myself, wear flip-flops a lot.
But I also take care of my feet. And I have my toenails painted. And I don't show my feet until they're showable.
Man feet are a mixed bag. Most of the time, they're not... good.
Am I alone in this?
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
"Practice"
I saw these at Sally Beauty Supply.
So many jokes. So. Many. Jokes. So many horrible, awful, filthy jokes.
Monday, August 26, 2013
What's the point
of using the term Salt and Pepper Hair?
Pepper is black and white.
Why isn't it just Pepper Hair?
Noodle on that!
Pepper is black and white.
Why isn't it just Pepper Hair?
Noodle on that!
Friday, August 23, 2013
Creepasaurus Rex!
There is a person with whom I have to interact pretty much daily (not a coworker).
He's weird around women. Not weird as in awkward. Weird as in something really is not right with him. It's a gee-I-hope-he-has-no-idea-where-I-live kind of weirdness.
Once, he told me that working with a certain group of women was like "dealing with strippers" because "strippers take advantage of you."
[And, really, isn't that just commerce? She'll gyrate for/on you if you pay her enough money to do so. There's no gray area there.]
And when a woman told him that she recently lost $800 in Vegas, he responded with "You were in Vegas. You should have just worked it off."
[shudder]
But this is the kicker. In a discussion with two acquaintances of mine (one male, one female), he mentioned the fact that he used to work in women's fashion. Not a big deal. But, after awhile, he came out with this gem: "You know, when you think really hard about it, dealing with women and their clothing is a lot like being a gynecologist."
What. The. FUCKINGFUCKDOESTHATEVENFUCKINGMEAN?
One of these days, they're going to find mummified women and cats in his basement.
Here's to not being one of them.
Cheers!
He's weird around women. Not weird as in awkward. Weird as in something really is not right with him. It's a gee-I-hope-he-has-no-idea-where-I-live kind of weirdness.
Once, he told me that working with a certain group of women was like "dealing with strippers" because "strippers take advantage of you."
[And, really, isn't that just commerce? She'll gyrate for/on you if you pay her enough money to do so. There's no gray area there.]
And when a woman told him that she recently lost $800 in Vegas, he responded with "You were in Vegas. You should have just worked it off."
[shudder]
But this is the kicker. In a discussion with two acquaintances of mine (one male, one female), he mentioned the fact that he used to work in women's fashion. Not a big deal. But, after awhile, he came out with this gem: "You know, when you think really hard about it, dealing with women and their clothing is a lot like being a gynecologist."
What. The. FUCKINGFUCKDOESTHATEVENFUCKINGMEAN?
One of these days, they're going to find mummified women and cats in his basement.
Here's to not being one of them.
Cheers!
Thursday, August 22, 2013
The zombie apocalypse is here, you just haven't noticed
It's here.
It's just not what you think a zombie apocalypse should look like.
When I see people adopt stupidity as a lifestyle, I see it.
When women affect that creepy baby voice (Where every sentence ends with the upward inflection of a question? Even when it's not a question? In every conversation?), I see it.
Honey Boo-Boo? I see it.
Kardashian anything? I see it.
Because what is zombification, really, other than a brain dying? Granted, in zombie movies, it happens quickly, but the brain dies and the body still moves around.
Brains are dying. Slowly. Bodies are still moving around.
Arm yourself with a book and an NPR broadcast or two.
It's coming for you.
It's just not what you think a zombie apocalypse should look like.
When I see people adopt stupidity as a lifestyle, I see it.
When women affect that creepy baby voice (Where every sentence ends with the upward inflection of a question? Even when it's not a question? In every conversation?), I see it.
Honey Boo-Boo? I see it.
Kardashian anything? I see it.
Because what is zombification, really, other than a brain dying? Granted, in zombie movies, it happens quickly, but the brain dies and the body still moves around.
Brains are dying. Slowly. Bodies are still moving around.
Arm yourself with a book and an NPR broadcast or two.
It's coming for you.
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Reminder
Be kinder to folks than you feel on any given day.
Chances are, they're going through their own struggles, and your small kindness might be the one thing that makes a tough day easier.
Let the ripples you make in life good ones and they will come back to you.
That was my small public service announcement.
I'll go back to being catty and bitchy tomorrow. :)
Chances are, they're going through their own struggles, and your small kindness might be the one thing that makes a tough day easier.
Let the ripples you make in life good ones and they will come back to you.
That was my small public service announcement.
I'll go back to being catty and bitchy tomorrow. :)
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
TLC programming
As I flipped through the channels last night (instead of doing laundry), I ran across an interesting entry.
The "Learning Channel" strikes again.
I posted this pic on Facebook, and one of my friends insisted that it was really quite an interesting show. So I watched.
I lasted five minutes. Those are five minutes of my life I'll never get back. Once this poor fella explained his... um... toilet practices, I was out.
They filmed him in his entirety and merely pixelated the footage of his gigantic scrotum. But you knew what you were looking at. When he goes out in public, he... uh... dresses it up by zipping a hoodie around it.
It's a tragic circumstance, and, supposedly, the show was about the removal of said ginormous scrotal sac. But it was more leering than that. It was too sad to watch.
Duff, of course, had a very pragmatic response to this: "132 pounds? I think I might have made a trip to the doctor at four pounds."
TLC has become a sad, sad channel. I saw that EXTREME COUGAR WIVES was an offering last week (did not tune in; not even for five minutes).
We get creepier and creepier as a nation each year.
I posted this pic on Facebook, and one of my friends insisted that it was really quite an interesting show. So I watched.
I lasted five minutes. Those are five minutes of my life I'll never get back. Once this poor fella explained his... um... toilet practices, I was out.
They filmed him in his entirety and merely pixelated the footage of his gigantic scrotum. But you knew what you were looking at. When he goes out in public, he... uh... dresses it up by zipping a hoodie around it.
It's a tragic circumstance, and, supposedly, the show was about the removal of said ginormous scrotal sac. But it was more leering than that. It was too sad to watch.
Duff, of course, had a very pragmatic response to this: "132 pounds? I think I might have made a trip to the doctor at four pounds."
TLC has become a sad, sad channel. I saw that EXTREME COUGAR WIVES was an offering last week (did not tune in; not even for five minutes).
We get creepier and creepier as a nation each year.
Monday, August 19, 2013
Target is all about balance
I'm sure that one hothouse tomato will completely counteract any ill effects from the microwavable bacon.
Friday, August 16, 2013
Gives me a heebie-jeebies every time I drive past
On my way home each night, I pass by a hot tub store with a huge sign:
USED HOT TUB SALE!
There's no fucking way you could ever get one of those things clean enough. Ever.
[Shudder]
USED HOT TUB SALE!
There's no fucking way you could ever get one of those things clean enough. Ever.
[Shudder]
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Is it that bad?
I really don't feel like I expect too much. You do your job. I'll do mine. I'll try not to ruin your day. Try not to ruin mine.
That's not too much to ask, is it?
But an intern just approached me with a question.
His hands were shaking.
Now I feel like a mean old lady.
Sigh.
That's not too much to ask, is it?
But an intern just approached me with a question.
His hands were shaking.
Now I feel like a mean old lady.
Sigh.
Friday, August 9, 2013
I hope she already has a fella
Because I don't know how many suitors she's going to attract with what she's got goin' on here.
Thursday, August 8, 2013
Feet on the desk
I don't get it.
I've tried it. It's not comfortable. At all. And the shoes you're putting on your desk have also walked across the tiles in the restroom. *Shudder* But I walk by offices and see folks doing it all the time.
I think people grow up watching cartoon bosses doing it on TV and simply adopt the action to appear more authoritative and bosslike.
It doesn't work, but since when does that make a difference?
That's my new theory. I'm running with it.
I've tried it. It's not comfortable. At all. And the shoes you're putting on your desk have also walked across the tiles in the restroom. *Shudder* But I walk by offices and see folks doing it all the time.
I think people grow up watching cartoon bosses doing it on TV and simply adopt the action to appear more authoritative and bosslike.
It doesn't work, but since when does that make a difference?
That's my new theory. I'm running with it.
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
One of the most annoying aspects of amazon.com
When stupid people write book reviews.
It never fails.
You scroll down and inevitably see something like:
"I got all the way to the end and discovered there was no point." [In regard to a CLASSIC]
"The characters have low morals."
"I finished this only because I don't like to leave books unfinished."
Or, my personal favorite:
"This product never made it to my house. So I can't review it."
So fucking annoying.
It never fails.
You scroll down and inevitably see something like:
"I got all the way to the end and discovered there was no point." [In regard to a CLASSIC]
"The characters have low morals."
"I finished this only because I don't like to leave books unfinished."
Or, my personal favorite:
"This product never made it to my house. So I can't review it."
So fucking annoying.
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
Monday, August 5, 2013
What made me laugh on Friday
In the kitchen, one of my coworkers was industriously washing an apple.
With soap.
For quite awhile.
He turned to me and said You have to be extra careful when you wash fruit that comes from Whole Foods.
Then he whispered conspiratorially: DIRTY HIPPIES!
:D
With soap.
For quite awhile.
He turned to me and said You have to be extra careful when you wash fruit that comes from Whole Foods.
Then he whispered conspiratorially: DIRTY HIPPIES!
:D
Friday, August 2, 2013
Writing it down and posting it will keep me honest
I've chosen this month as my buy-nothing-for-myself month.
I can buy food, experiences, cleaning products, etc. But I can't buy books, clothes, jewelry, random doo-dads, etc.
It saves money, and it resets my brain on want vs. need.
If I really want something, I write it down. Usually, at the start of the following month, I decide that I really don't need what I've written down.
And if I tell y'all about it, I have to follow through.
It's a good idea. I highly recommend it.
I can buy food, experiences, cleaning products, etc. But I can't buy books, clothes, jewelry, random doo-dads, etc.
It saves money, and it resets my brain on want vs. need.
If I really want something, I write it down. Usually, at the start of the following month, I decide that I really don't need what I've written down.
And if I tell y'all about it, I have to follow through.
It's a good idea. I highly recommend it.
Full disclosure
I once made fun of people who bought the Sodastream soda maker.
I am now one of those people.
I'm prepared to be mocked.
I am now one of those people.
I'm prepared to be mocked.
Thursday, August 1, 2013
Random signs of the apocalypse
These are random WTF pictures that reside in my phone as a reminder of what a weird world we live in. They don't have any relation to each other outside of their WTFitude. (BTW: The captions are in all caps because they're just easier to read that way--the formatting is a little small for my taste and my aging eyes. I promise I'm not shouting at you.)
DRIVE-THRU PSYCHIC READINGS! $10 SPECIAL! |
SOMEBODY HEARD "SMOOTH MOVE, EX-LAX" IN HIGH SCHOOL AND WAS INSPIRED TO NAME THIS PRODUCT. BRILLIANT. |
NO HIGH SCHOOL LOCKER NEEDS SHAG CARPET AND A FREAKING CHANDELIER. |
GROSS. JUST GROSS. |
THIS BULLSHIT BACKWARD SPELLING OF HEAVEN IS FINALLY POPULAR ENOUGH TO WARRANT PERSONALIZED ITEMS. END OF WORLD. PERIOD. |
REALLY? PEOPLE ARE NAMING THEIR CHILDREN ANGELINA? I FUCKING GIVE UP. |
I'VE POSTED THIS PICTURE BEFORE. I JUST THINK IT BEARS REPOSTING. POOR, POOR DOG. |
IF YOU DON'T NEED A PET OR SHOES OR A SHIRT TO GET IN TO THIS SUSHI BAR, WHAT DO YOU NEED? |
THE NAME OF THIS SALAD HAS ALWAYS CONCERNED ME. THERE'S NO WAY IN HELL I'M EATING ANYTHING AT CHILI'S THAT HAS THE WORD EXPLOSION IN THE NAME. EATING AT CHILI'S IS ENOUGH TO TEMPT FATE IN THAT ARENA. |
THIS REALLY IS THE MOST UNFORTUNATE POSE TO STRIKE DURING A CHAT WITH THE PHARMACIST. HE KEPT HIS HAND THERE FOR A GOOD TEN MINUTES. |
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